The Linear 2510-373 is an emergency access sensor designed to open a compatible gate when it detects an emergency vehicle siren. The package is commonly associated with the SOS-IX style siren-operated sensor and includes a hold-open interface for applications that require the gate to remain open after activation.
This product is not a standard radio receiver or loop detector. It should be wired and configured as an emergency access control device according to the gate operator manual and the local authority requirements for the site.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Linear / Nice North America |
| Product Type | Siren-operated emergency access sensor |
| Part Number | 2510-373 |
| Included Interface | 2510-285 hold-open interface |
| Application | Emergency vehicle gate access |
| Voltage | 9-30 VAC/DC |
| Temperature Range | -30 degrees F to 120 degrees F |
| Dimensions | 5.5 in H x 4.5 in W x 2.75 in D |
| Wire Range | Accepts 18-22 AWG stranded wire |
| Notes | Site setup must match local emergency access requirements |
After installation, test the sensor with the proper emergency access procedure and verify that the hold-open behavior does not interfere with normal gate safety operation or required closing controls.
Emergency access equipment affects vehicle and pedestrian safety. Installation should not bypass photo eyes, edges, loops, or monitored entrapment protection. Use a qualified gate technician and coordinate with the local authority when emergency response access is involved.
It senses emergency vehicle sirens and sends an open command to a compatible gate operator when properly installed.
The hold-open interface is used to help keep the gate open after emergency activation, depending on the wiring and operator configuration.
It may be used with operators that provide the correct power and control input, but the wiring and site requirements must be confirmed.
No. It is a siren-operated emergency access sensor, not a radio receiver for handheld remotes.
No. Some sites still require key switches, Knox equipment, strobe devices, or other approved access methods. Check the local authority requirements.